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A new look: The Christian Science Monitor weekly edition
The weekly edition of The Christian Science Monitor, launched in April 2009, gets a new look beginning with the April 9, 2012, issue. With almost three years of regular input from readers, the editors are now seeking to create a more engaging magazine and, at the same time, introduce some efficiencies to boost the Monitor’s overall financial stability. Clayton Collins, the weekly edition’s editor, answered questions about some of the upcoming changes.
What new features are in the redesign?
The most exciting innovation grew naturally out of our need to operate with more efficiency. Our new eight-page One Week section selects the best of a week’s Monitor reporting online—hundreds of stories—and packages it in ways that add context and meaning. It’s energetic, a broad survey. There are other places in the issue to dive deeper into the news. And throughout the publication the old section borders between World and US News fall away to connect the whole story. That just seemed to be progressive, a right idea.
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March 26, 2012 issue
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Letters
Joy V. Smith, Barbara Johnson, Myriam Betouche, Jodi Crump Beatty
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All creatures–big and small
Jeff Ward-Bailey, Staff Editor
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Southern Baptist Convention puts brakes on name change
Adelle M. Banks
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'Universe' exhibit in Pisa, Italy, spotlights scientific discoveries
Alessandro Speciale
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Tender care for all God's creatures
Caroline Martin
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Complete healing for our kitten
Tiffany Panfili
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Cocoa comes home
Diane Askew
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Our goat–healed of blindness
Elizabeth Graser-Lindsey, Jessica Lindsey
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How divine Mind removed the ants
Charles T. Maack
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The 'miracle dog'
Deanna Whitfield
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We're here to help each other
Pamela Foulds Urell
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Singin' in the rain
Hal Shrewsbury
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All the peaceful horses
Elodie Reed
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Changing schools!
Maud
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Light obliterates darkness
Abby Fuller
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What are your politics?
Diane Marrapodi
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A new look: The Christian Science Monitor weekly edition
Clayton Collins
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Dino's healing
Hallie Keel
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Knee pain healed
Satinder Kumar Kapoor
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Healed of sorrow and of flu
Teresa Maria da Silva Ferreira
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To preserve life
The Editors